Get yourself a fancy CRM system to handle all that precious investor data.

For outbound, you’ll need to get lists of addresses and tons of data from platforms that pull county records on a daily basis like bathleads and propstream so you can filter those records more easily by potential motivation indicators like foreclosure, eviction, probate, etc.

I appreciate your data, your consideration of all of the issues, your capacity to be self-reflective and recognize the imperfect choice of the far better plans and proposals, your professionalism with presenting your perspective and your willingness to share your point of view.

I actually don't have a beef with your methodology.

I’m a Data Scientist living in Los Angeles, and must invest out-of-state.

It is to my knowledge one of the wealthiest tourist driven towns.

@Farzan SetayeshNot a local investor, but here is a data driven look at the market conditions in McAllen TexasTwo of the most important market performance indicators, population and median home values, have been increasing steadily for the past decade   Rents have followed a similar trend The chart to the right shows median household incomes over time, which have also been increasing. 

Interested in learning how that worked out as getting ready to purchase my first in the Smokies and with the Property Management fee, the cash flow looks to be upside down and the rates that they are also charging are lower than I would have thought in looking at the actual rental data 

Over the last couple of years, many DSCR lenders have embraced and adapted to financing short-term rentals, including using data-driven tools like AirDNA to qualify rents on short-term rental properties, but there is yet to be a similar tool for medium-term rentals.

Of course this is only as good as the staff doing the data input.